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To: werefrog who wrote (56723)	3/18/2001 1:26:53 PM
From: Thunder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74651

Axxel called the sale in the MSFT "Fat Pig" in post 36569. He also raised his recommendation from "SELL" to "AVOID": Microsoft Corp. Raised to 'Avoid' at First Allied 10/5/00 10:51:00 AM Source: Bloomberg News Princeton, New Jersey, Oct. 5 (Bloomberg Data) -- Microsoft Corp. (MSFT US) was raised to ''avoid'' from ''sell'' by analyst Axxel Knutson at First Allied Securities. Message 14522164 We never did get clarification of that lingo on how that's even possible, if I recall right. Guess if one can confuse their clients/customers enough, they'll not only hardly ever be wrong but, also generating income. Thunder

To: werefrog who wrote (56723)	3/18/2001 2:18:29 PM
From: Dave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

I don't recall any of your calls to be correct, if I am wrong post one. Frog, I am hesitant to jump into this fray, but what's your damage? On the one hand you claim that you aren't a position player but prefer to day-trade and don't hold any stocks overnight, and on the other hand you gloat boorishly about having sold here and bought there. So what? If you buy and sell every day, you're bound to have sold at some high prices and bought at some low prices. But the reverse is true as well. So who cares? Dave